Welcome to MCC Brighton

A place for anyone, who wants to look into, talk about or just be with God, in the heart of Brighton

COVID-19 Update

Wednesday 25^th March, 2020

Following the recent announcement by the Government MCC Brighton has suspended its outdoor services.
We will continue our Bible Cafe discussion group online and are planning to move our Sunday worship to Friday evening online. (Links are in the side-bar.)

Pastor Andrew Ramage will continue to support our church
community and reach out to our Street siblings.

During these difficult times connection is even more essential, and we are committed to maintaining close links with all those we have supported in the streets.

We hope that you and yours remain well at this difficult time.

Blessings,
MCC Brighton

Where possible we will continue our other meetings online, please contact us for details-

Board Meetings,

Sunday service worship planning.

Pastor Andrew is also available for pastoral support and prayer requests.

Please contact him on 07905 537618

or andrew@mccbrighton.org.uk

We are still fully committed to being at the very heart of our community.

Inclusion with no priorities

MCC Brighton does not put one group ahead of another, we truly believe that God's love is for everyone. We believe in meeting people where they are and so we take church to the streets and cafes of Brighton, Hove and beyond!

Hastings -

On Friday 23rd November we launched STREET CHURCH HASTINGS! This is part of our outreach into the Hastings area. If you are interested in keeping up to date on our progress, and being involved in further discussions, please click here.

Community

MCC Brighton has served and supported the community of Brighton and Hove since 2002. To us community means everyone, if we exclude even a single person then it is not a true community.

On Wednesday 6th March 2019, Pastor Andrew led a service of remembrance for Alfie Crickett who we had previously baptised as part of our Street Church Ministry, click here for the video from Wednesday 2nd of May, 2018. After a battle with cancer he died at home on Thursday 21st of February.

Pastor Andrew also took part in a vigil giving tribute to Andrew O'Connell, a rough sleeper who was visiting Brighton when he died after being attacked in the Pavilion Gardens. The vigil took place on Sunday 19th August. Click here for the Argus' article.

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